Hear ye, hear ye: news dropped this week as to which Hudson’s Bay (HBC, The Bay) department stores will feature restored Zellers stores within their existing footprints.
This news isn’t a complete surprise as the Bay has been dropping tidbits of this brand within a brand for the past year.
I may be out of line here, but who exactly is crying to see the return of Zellers?
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Altus Group has recently released its 2022 “Canadian Property Tax Rate Benchmark Report,” which provides some interesting stats.
Although Saskatoon and Regina both raised commercial tax rates, with Saskatoon increasing by 3.3% to $16.15 and Regina by 2.74% to $17.14, Saskatchewan’s costs are far below the national average.
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Myths are described as either traditional stories of phenomenon or more commonly a widely held but false belief or idea.
I’ve tackled commercial real estate myths before but I think it’s due time to add a few more to the list.
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The raw data for our 3Q22 market reports have been compiled, and the findings are fascinating.
The four main categories, downtown and suburban office, retail and industrial sectors, have seen positive absorption since the last quarter.
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Build it and they will come, at least Saskatoon’s City Council hopes so.
As they endeavour to bring a new downtown arena to fruition it’s worth noting the changes that have already taken place in the core.
And how the new arena will only thrive in it.
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I firmly believe that the most crucial job a leadership team has is to design and implement strategies to see the organization grow and flourish in the long term.
About four years ago, we completed the soft rebrand of ICR.
We didn’t set out to significantly alter our corporate image and logo, but we knew we needed a refresh.
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Oil and gas prices will continue to drive economic growth in Saskatchewan and Alberta through 2024, according to the Conference Board. Saskatchewan will also benefit from higher prices for commodities such as wheat and potash.
Saskatchewan is reported to lead our country in 2022 with a growth of 7.6 per cent.
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All parties to a sale (brokers, property managers, buyers, sellers, and lawyers) must be prepared for the process necessary to calculate occupancy cost adjustments at sale closing.
If you’re selling multi-tenant commercial real estate, the final statement of adjustments that your lawyer provides could take a couple of months to complete.
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Lease expiries creep up much faster than most tenants expect.
Committing to a five-year term can seem like a lifetime for a business, but that deadline moves up in the blink of an eye
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You can’t beat the smell of fresh popcorn or the big screen presentation of a movie in a cinema.
Movie theatres like all entertainment venues have struggled to hang on during the unending global turmoil of the pandemic.
Will they ever get back to business as usual?
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